Examples of using Methodological approach in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Methodological approach and teaching of Chopin's works.
What you would undoubtedly call my differing methodological approach.
In any case, the methodological approach should be justified;
Other(lobbying, appropriate and personalised methodological approach): 2%.
The methodological approach spans from more qualitative(case studies) techniques to more quantitative(econometric-based) ones.
But as they generally do not use the same methodological approach, the outcomes are difficult to compare.
This methodological approach must solve one fundamental theoretical problem that torments modern theory of science.
Marketing is just an increasingly rich mix and without a robust methodological approach, there are no solid answers.
The methodological approach is based on an operational definition of the phenomenon referred to as"volunteer work" in the manual.
OECD- DAC Network on Development Evaluation-Evaluating Budget Support Methodological Approach, page 11.
A biophysical and engineering methodological approach to task solving is supported there, by a great degree of knowledge of biological nature.
In an effort to provide comparable and reliabledata on quality of life across Europe, Eurofound has developed a unified methodological approach and quality assurance system.
Integrated methodological approach to the gas chromatographic-mass spectrometric analysis of anabolic steroid metabolites in urine.
The IA document published and its annexes provide detailed information on the various options considered and their impact,as well as the methodological approach for their evaluation.
The methodological approach spans from more qualitative(case studies) techniques to more quantitative(econometric-based) ones.
Guidance Documents are intended to provide an overall methodological approach, but will need to be tailored to the specific circumstances of each EU Member State.
As regards the development of a joint European regulatory culture,it is important to point out that all NRAs follow a common methodological approach, based on EC competition law principles.
Integrated methodological approach to the gas chromatographic-mass spectrometric analysis of anabolic steroid metabolites in urine. J Chromatogr. 1989.
In addition, the quality and the approach of consultations vary significantly depending on the DGconcerned and they lack coordination and a uniform methodological approach.
The EESC considers that the methodological approach should be based on the International Labour Organization's Manual on the Measurement of Volunteer Work.
The Council, for its part, is aware of the burden on enterprises which European legislation and regulations can impose andhas asked the Commission todraw up a methodological approach to assess the extent of this burden.
The results achieved and the methodological approach used to achieve these solutions will serve as a model and will be transferred to other river corridor management processes in South Tyrol.
Students will analyze broad themesas well as specific subjects for which both a rigorous methodological approach to thermodynamics and an open attitude towards related interdisciplinary topics are required.
This methodological approach is based on learning by the constructivist model and Collaborative work with the provision of teaching via videoconference in real time and delayed communication spaces.
Since then the Commission has followed the methodological approach of that case-law in assessing whether a rule adopted by a sports federation or association infringes Articles 81 and 82.
A solid methodological approach is therefore necessary to manage inputs from different contexts, harmonising them and creating visual strategies that can be declined in different contexts and formats.
Efficiency could be enhanced by setting out the methodological approach for calculating the net cost of USO in advance of any designation process, and by consulting publicly on it.
(8) The procedural and methodological approach for setting eco-label criteria should be updated in the light of scientific and technical progress and of the experience gained in this area, to ensure consistency with relevant internationally recognised standards which are evolving in this area.
The scheme foresees the establishment of a common, life-cycle assessment based methodological approach allowing member states and the private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies, and to the provide better information on the environmental footprints of products.
